How to Deer-Proof Small Trees | This Old House

Landscape contractor Roger Cook shows how to keep Bambi at bay. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Shopping List for How to Deer-Proof Small Trees:
- Deer netting, used to protect trees from hungry deer
- 8-foot-tall wooden stakes, used to support deer netting
- Cable ties, used to secure netting to wood stakes

Tools How to Deer-Proof Small Trees:
- Hand pruners, for trimming the upper portion of the tree
- Post pounder, used to pound wooden stakes into the ground
- Staple gun with 1/2-inch staples, for attaching netting to wood stakes

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